![]() ![]() I got 30 some odd new songs and decided I wasn't going to touch mixed in key and just trust my ear (I've had countless years of musical training, why I didn't just trust this from the start I've no idea). Two days ago I was fed up with it all and had had enough. It became so frustrating I didn't practice for quite awhile because every time I sat down to make a mix it either sounded the exact same as the one the day before or the songs, although in the same key, lacked the proper flow and made the mix sound like a mess (in the correct key though.). It got to the point where mixed in key was basically picking the songs for me and I was growing more and more afraid of going outside the box and picking a song that wasn't one step away on the camelot system. I would search for songs based on key (1a, 2a, 3b, etc) instead of what would sound good next. I went forward, pushed all my songs through it, grabbed the keys, and it was magical, no more clashing of tunes, the songs all played well over each other, and I thought I had found the next step in improving my mixing.Īs I continued to practice though, I realized a lot of songs were following each other often, and that I began to feel like only certain songs fit together. I got mixed in key about 6 months ago thinking it was the greatest thing ever, and how it was going to vastly improve my mixing, make it sound cleaner, allow for better mashups, yadda yadda yadda. New and looking for advice? /r/Beatmatch. ![]() r/Beatmatch - for learning to DJ! /r/Controllerism /r/DJsCirclejerk /r/DJSetups /r/EDMproduction /r/Mixes /r/MobileDJ /r/RotaryMixers /r/SoundSystem /r/Turntablists /r/VinylDJs /r/VJing /r/WeAreTheMusicMakers /r/WhiteLabelsĬommunityWalk Map - Map of r/DJs members! > Unofficial DJs Discord <- Also check out PLEASE REPORT posts and comments that violate the above rules or just suck. Posts asking “what should I play for this gig?”.Obvious spam for youtube channels/gig logs/blogs/advertisements.Support the people who make your hobby/career possible. Posts discussing music piracy (in the sense of people asking how where or how to pirate music, if you want to have an actual discussion on piracy and how it pertains to the industry, by all means).Self-promotion posts including mixes, tunes, events, companies, etc.The following topics are against sub rules and will be deleted: Gig pictures/Stories - should be posted in the weekly gigs thread We will also allow high profile posts - say if a regular user gets a feature mix on DJCity or a Serato sponsored set or a established DJ set. Mixes - Most mix posts will be deleted although short routines, showcasing of interesting technique, and videos that shows off the poster doing something cool is fine. Meme/Humor/crappy image posts belong in /r/DJsCircleJerk. Please ensure you are posting to the correct subredditĪny and all beginner questions and posts should be made in /r/Beatmatch. Trolling, slapfights, general assholery is not encouraged and it also goes without saying that racist, sexist, homophobic, and transphobic posts and language will not be tolerated at all.Please try to be polite, friendly and helpful when commenting.There is also an entire subreddit /r/Beatmatch dedicated to helping new DJs learn. If you are new and are interested in learning how to DJ please check out this thread first. Now utilizes Multi-core processors for faster processingĬheck out the Mixed In Key Macintosh version./r/DJs is a subreddit for general DJ discussion: equipment, techniques, news, music, etc.Enhanced short sample analysis, useful for remixing.We have rated the best DJ Speakers for live performance The bottom line is, with careful planning and preparation, you can DJ non stop music with seamless and flawless transitions between tracks. Once you see the results you can then decide how you want and when you want the transitions to take place along with the order of transitions.įinally when you have planned it out, you can turn up the volume and use your favorite DJ software with the Mixed In Keys easy integration feature. Mixed In Key will scan your tracks and songs and will label them based on their root keys, and it will show you which songs have compatible keys. It means mixing one track to another track without the root keys clashing. Mixed In Key simplifies this with a simple solution, "harmonic mixing". Transitioning between tracks with different root keys can be daunting for the untrained ear. Mixed In Key is a DJ mixing software for that uses Harmonic mixing. ![]()
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